Ajman Police Participate in Gulf Traffic Week 2025

The Ajman Police General Command is participating in the Gulf Traffic Week 2025 under the theme "Driving Without a Phone." This is part of its efforts to promote traffic safety and raise awareness of the dangers of using a phone while driving. Held at City Centre Al Zahia in Sharjah, the event aims to enhance traffic awareness among members of the community and highlight the importance of adhering to traffic regulations to reduce accidents and ensure road safety. Lieutenant Colonel Rashid Humaid Bin Hindi, Deputy Director of the Traffic and Patrols Department at Ajman Police, said that Ajman Police's participation in Gulf Traffic Week comes within the framework of enhancing awareness among various segments and groups of society and spreading the concepts of traffic culture among them, especially drivers and road users. It is an important platform for communicating with members of the community and introducing them to the traffic services provided by Ajman Police with the aim of enhancing traffic safety and security on the roads. For his part, Captain Hamdan Ahmed Al Raisi, Director of the Traffic Awareness and Media Branch, indicated that the current edition of the Gulf Traffic Week focuses on raising awareness of the importance of driving without using a mobile phone, given the risks it poses to the safety of drivers and road users. The Director of the Traffic Awareness and Media Branch explained that Ajman Police's participation in the Gulf Traffic Week included showcasing the most prominent traffic innovations and services and distributing informational leaflets to promote a culture of safe driving, particularly the dangers of using a mobile phone while driving, which is one of the leading causes of traffic accidents. This participation comes within the framework of cooperation between traffic departments in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. Gulf Traffic Week is organized annually with the aim of unifying efforts to reduce traffic accidents and enhance road safety.